New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11

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The Alumni Of tho city Of New York place upon
their records this tribute 70 brother Of nd IN
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Dr. Edward Hitchcock and DR.. T. P. Field will repre-
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The following adopted last evening;
The BROOKLYN Young Republican Club hroush m EI nNn
age ~ All Of the 9s WaT S by s IT
in the universal grief and which testify soquently
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and all Americans feel in his iiustrious career aud
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regard in that sympathy which bounced neqGF by u
brother minnie is inscribed i, S nop%
genius his noble purposes and his grand ache'o
Mr.. Beecher from the Produce and Cotton Exchanges
and many business houses down town ms
a H' petition HG" signed by more than 800 members
that the sad h ss at
Room and Fixtures Committee had declined to put the
cont asSas in rSm 'sht
@ %ss put p io Mr. BeecSsr M not
tomary to place the flag at halfmast on the DEAN OF
ment or city officials on the death OF members the flag
OF the Exchange is foated at halt mast Mr. Fletcher
Beecher until after the funeral
The members of the Typothetn Society held meeting
yesterday and passed resolutions on the death OF MI
Beecher and OF coincidence with his family Mr. Beecher
the Harlem Democratic Club, at a meeting held Mt No
so East onehunared ith-st' adopted reso
AT regular meeting of the Young Peoples Association
of Mount Ohvet Baptist Church in West flity thirus
mony to the ability and integrity OF Mr. Beecher
stanch advocate of the abolition OF slavery ana 10 LIS
uniform kindness and courtesy to the negro race
The independent this week says;
Mr. Beecher the active editor OF ne IndependSnt Tor
OF Es famous star Ppers or one Of s sermons
Other man d we Sr III the S e Gs s when re
Iade1endsnt from Mr. Beecher and his name has
scarcely by Tor hteon years Inc cause
is known q all men Will not repeat IT,
TO the young hero OF our heroic DAYS e preach
er who taught righteousness the prophet who de-
nounced bgotry oppression The PATROL whose enthn
soldiers and the Trend OF every
Ingenious The generation IS fortunate that has seen
the method We follow him 10 the with
infinite admiration unspeakabe sorrow Much has he
and the OF God To the mercy ana love
committed his SOUL and our prayer follows his
bier.
The Rev Dr. r g. storrs on Wednesday left Brooklyn
and went 10 Lakewood, y. j. lie was suffering from a
severe cold 80 80
The merchants and business men OF Peckskl viii
close their places business to-day between 10 and ~
o'clock Bells will he tolled and there VIII be display
OF emblems OF mourning throughout the village Flags
were AT half mast Yesterday Memorial Will be
held in all the churches sunday morning.